Dr Jérôme Leveneur

Associate Investigator

Towards Low Energy Tech - Hardware for Future Computing

Phone:: +64 4 570 4124

Address:
National Isotope Centre
GNS Science - Te Pū Ao
Institute of Geological & Nuclear Sciences
30 Gracefield Road
PO Box 31312
Lower Hutt 5010

j.leveneur@gns.cri.nz

Biography

Jérôme Leveneur received his Engineering degree from the École des Mines de Nantes, in France, with a specialisation in nuclear technology, science, and environment. He completed his doctoral studies with the University of Auckland and GNS Science investigating magnetic nanomaterials and their applications.

His work within the Environment and Materials division at GNS Science, focuses on research and innovation for the development of new functional surfaces and materials, and their application in sensor systems and manufacturing processes. He is expert on ion beam modification of materials and experienced in the use of synchrotron and atomic force microscopy techniques for material science.

Research interests

His research interests include: magnetic and magneto-electric nanomaterials, magnetic sensors, sensor systems and surface properties engineering.

I’m focused on the application of ion beam science and technology in the R&D of new materials and transfer of ion beam technology to various areas, such as high value manufacturing, environment, geological science and agriculture.
Dr Jérôme Leveneur

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